Spring type of material around brake lines

[Steve68]

Where do I buy some of this stuff? I figured a few around here would know, Thanks Steve

[jknight16]

I believe Inline Tube has it, may have to call them though. They call it spring wrap, but I didn't find it on the website - www.inlinetube.com (http://www.inlinetube.com)

[stealth71]

Bah. Who needs that crap? Just adds weight.

Time for brake lines? I have to redo my rears for the disc swap. Let me know if you need my flare tool.

[Steve68]

I think I have 3 of them now, got my Snap On fixed and my Dad dropped off2 of them, awhile back!

[1969CamaroRS]

Bah. Who needs that crap? Just adds weight.

It actually protects the brake line from abrasion, actually pretty important safety feature if you don't want brake lines leaking...

[Steve68]

When I get my ATS headers, we need to finish my Harness!

[Steve68]

It actually protects the brake line from abrasion, actually pretty important safety feature if you don't want brake lines leaking...


I think if you do a custom bend job, you really don't need them,

[1969CamaroRS]

I still think it offers protection from chaffing any other suspension / chassis components and road debris.

[MonzaRacer]

Used to beavailable in lengths from NAPA AND CArquest

[wmhjr]

You can use some small ID reinforced rubber fuel line for those areas instead. Cut to length, slit down the length, and secure around the problem areas. Not only is it easy, but it also won't rattle and buzz if in fact the brake line is that close to something else.